Electronics and Communication Engineering Journal
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Content engineeringO'Reilly, John et al. | 2002
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A comparison of competing broadband in-home technologiesZahariadis, T. / Pramataris, K. / Zervos, N. et al. | 2002
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A comparison of competing broadband in-home technologies - Although a large number of homes have PCs, modems or multimedia network-enabled appliances, the majority are not equipped to support their interconnection, and most consumers are unwilling or cannot afford to have their homes rewired. This paper reviews and compares the available competing broadband home-networking technologies: Technologies that reuse the mains or telephone wiring, technologies requiring new wiring and, in particular, radio networking technologies. The residential gateway between the access and in-home networks is also discussed.Zahariadis, Th et al. | 2002
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Buried pipeline mapping from satellite images - There are approximately 5 million kilometres of high-pressure pipelines in the world with an average lifetime of 30 years. Ground instabilities may cause ground movement and the use of the land over and around a pipeline may change. As governmental authorities increasingly require pipeline operators to produce accurate location maps of pipeline routes, mainly for safety reasons, it is necessary to remap pipelines regularly.Petrou, Maria et al. | 2002
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How rapid is rapid prototyping? Rapid prototyping is the ability to use automatic code generation tools to move rapidly and seamlessly from functional design, through architectural design, to implementation on real-time test beds using commercial off-the-shelf components. In this paper two independent benchmarks -- A radar and a sonar beamformer -- Are used to compare the rapid prototyping process with a conventional process. The work reported was part of a trinational European project called ESPADON.Madahar, Bob et al. | 2002
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From C to netlists: Hardware engineering for software engineers? The significant growth in the performance and logic capacity of today's 'low cost' field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) offers a competitive alternative to application-specific ICs and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) processors in multiprocessing architectures. This paper describes system-level languages -- Handel-C, A(absolute value)RT and System C -- For rapid system design to support FPGAs in heterogeneous architectures akin to the tool support for COTS processors. These languages are derived from traditional programming languages such as C, C++ and Java.Alston, Ian et al. | 2002
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From C to netlists: hardware engineering for software engineers?Alston, I. / Madahar, B. et al. | 2002
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Calendar| 2002
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Book review; books received| 2002
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Erratum: VHF-UHF radar| 2002